Parent Partnership Coordinator

JOB PURPOSE

Help parents understand how children learn, grow and thrive

Parent Partnership Coordinator function: build a close partnership between school and family, helping parents better understand how children learn and develop, what a high-quality education looks like, and how to support their children effectively at home.

RESPONSIBILITY

1. Parent Learning & Partnership Programs

• Coordinate the development and implementation of parent education programs tailored to different age groups across the education system.

• Work with academic leaders, educators and specialists to identify relevant topics and learning needs for parents.

• Support the design of parent learning journeys through online learning, seminars, workshops, talks and practical resources.

• Coordinate parent education activities across campuses, ensuring alignment with the educational philosophy and rebranding direction of the Education System.

2. Educational Research & Content Development

• Research current thinking and credible evidence on learning, child development, parenting, wellbeing and future readiness.

• Translate educational research and complex concepts into clear, practical and engaging content for parents.

• Develop and curate parent education content in different formats, including articles, short videos, online modules, toolkits and learning resources.

• Ensure content is evidence-informed, relevant and accessible to a non-specialist audience.

3. Parent Partnership & Engagement

• Contribute to shaping the Parent Partnership framework of the Education System.

• Work with campuses to understand parent needs, questions and emerging areas of interest.

• Help create opportunities for meaningful dialogue between parents, educators and specialists.

• Collect feedback and insights to continuously improve parent education programmes.

4. Program Coordination & Evaluation

• Coordinate internal experts, school leaders, teachers and external speakers involved in parent education activities.

• Manage program schedules, content development, communication and implementation.

• Monitor participation, feedback and programme effectiveness.

• Use evidence and data to recommend improvements and future parent education priorities.

• Strong academic foundation or demonstrated understanding of education, learning, child development or educational psychology.

• Degree in Education, Learning Sciences, Educational Psychology, Child Development or a related field is highly desirable.

• International education or study experience is an advantage.

• Strong curiosity about how children learn, how education is changing and how families can effectively support learning and development.

• Ability to research, understand and critically evaluate educational information and evidence.

• Ability to translate complex educational ideas into simple, engaging and practical content for parents.

• Strong writing, presentation and communication skills.

• Good programme/project coordination and organisational skills.

• Confident working with educators, specialists, parents and different internal stakeholders.

• Strong Vietnamese and good English communication skills.

• Prior experience in parent education is not required. Experience in education, educational content, research, programme development, communications or community engagement is an advantage.